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Alumni News
Jenn Whartenby, 99 She is in Switzerland
working as an qu pair for a family living outside Zurich.
Katie Dean, 97 She went west to intern
with Wired for whom she now writes. If You are interested,
you can access her two pieces on repetitive stress injury at:
http://www.wired.com/news/news/culture/story21672.html
http://www.wired.com/news/news/culture/story21777.html
You can also reach her by e-mail at katied@wired.com.
David Tanenhaus , 90 He was interviewed
for a feature on NPR Weekend Edition (Sat. July 3rd) regarding
the founding of juvenile courts in Chicago early this century.
David is currently Assistant Professor of History at the University
of Nevada.
Amy Gavel, 97 She is studying law at Hamline
U. Law School. She is workings hard and loving it. She will also
intern with the Indian Child Welfare Agency in downtown Minneapolis.
Anna Embree, 93 - is fact-checking a fifth-grade
American History textbook.
Marshall Poe, 84 He has taken up his new
position in the Department of Government and Society at the University
of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. In addition, he has helped refound
the journal Kritta: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History
(Slavic Publishers). The first issue will appear this winter
and will examine Resistance in Russian and Soviet History.
Finally, Poe has authored a new web site [http://www.russianhistory.org]
to serve as a gateway for the study of Russian history. |